THE NATION
The Ambassador of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Jon Tong Chol, on Monday, October 9, said Nigeria is now politically stable under the current administration of President Bola Tinubu.
He gave this assessment when he visited the national chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Abdullahi Ganduje at the National Secretariat of the party in Abuja.
The ambassador observed that though the Tinubu-led administration took over at a difficult time, “it is apparent that the new administration is making progress in the fields of national security and revival of the economy.”
Chol, who emphasised the need to exchange ideas between the two nations also sought for a partnership between APC and the ruling Workers Party of Korea.
According to the Korean leader: “I see that Nigeria is now a politically stable country, and we see the achievements made in the fight against terrorists, such as Boko Haram and also the separatist groups.
“We cannot achieve progress in nation building apart from securing peace of the country.
“And we see that not only the administration but the leadership of the ruling party (APC) has been composed of very convenient, statesmen.
“The ruling political party of Korea which is the Workers Party of Korea wishes to strengthen ties with your political party.
“So far, we have sustained cooperation and collaboration between the parties. But we still lack some substance. The Workers Party of Korea prioritizes expanding relations with the ruling parties of Nigeria.”
The Ambassador then requested for an exchange of delegation, to develop relations and cooperation between APC and the Workers Party of Korea.
Ganduje welcomed the idea of strengthening the relationship between the two countries, stressing that this would bring about the development of the people.
